Animals (20 questions) ants horns hooked Antarctica Australia lightning bug gills make noise 7 feet China in trees three eucalyptus leaves short louse five pairs (or ten) Madagascar blood groundhog tiger moth Astronomy (20 questions) nine (9) sometimes five (5) the Sun medium red none shooting star stars non-existent the largest planet extreme seasons the Sun and the Moon eight (8) Polaris two (2) away from the Sun stars Mars and Jupiter Ursa Minor (the Little Bear) The Body (20 questions) a joint 206 the skull hearing sight hair the upper leg (or thigh) it pumps blood back food the pupil breathe smell bones bones acid chimps and gorillas (or other apes) taste the roots of the teeth the hips Food #1 (20 questions) vegetable the alligator pear it becomes solid flour in the morning onion cream underground milk cocoa beans and sugar North America milk chicken eggs purple grain milk, cheese and yogurt seeds vines (or grape vines) pigs bees Food #2 (20 questions) fruit green the rind peach China eggs flour fuzzy underground no cucumber tomato sauce purple peas underground plum grapes wet soil milk yellow

Geography (20 questions) seven (7) about two thirds 90 degrees North 180 degrees the North and South Poles the Northern Hemisphere northeastern Africa the South Pole the biggest Canberra Atlantic Ocean Mexico ice over ocean a continent Antarctica the North Pole North and South America the largest Asia a sphere Landforms (20 questions) islands coral gulf flat a river land rock and soil seven (7) horseshoe-shaped steep cliffs hot slowly water water land steep Mt. Everest three (3) mountains lava, ashes, and hot gases US History #1 (15 questions) second women's rights John Chapman walk on the moon the USA slavery Asia the US Constitution the light bulb bifocals August 21, 1959 England third racial equality Sacagawea US History #2 (15 questions) slavery the Pilgrims 102 England the British Lewis and Clark the Sioux France 1620 the Underground Railroad 50 Asia Virginia and Maryland the Revolutionary War 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. US Holidays (15 questions) trees Atlantic Ocean Spring June 14 cold weather October Great Britain January 15, 1929 first fruits 52 George Washington Ireland the Wampanoag Indians cards (valentines), flowers, candy Armistice Day Weather (15 questions) water air in dry areas (or in deserts) ice the eye an electrical storm the weather a rain gauge summer rain clouds 6 lightning a waterspout tornado to the Earth high in the sky which way the wind is blowing air direction and speed

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